Update (11:45 p.m.): The unofficial election results have been finalized. Provisional ballots must still be counted; the official and complete election results will be available at the end of the week.

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Sheriff
Phillip Bradford - 18,510 (43.76%)
Ezell Brown - 23,763 (56.18%)

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Board of Commissioners Chairman
Keith Ellis -21,144 (50.86%)
Marcus Jordan - 20,402 (49.08%)

All precincts reporting

Board of Commissioners, District 3
Kevin Wade - 2,666 (29.39%)
Nancy Schulz - 6,399 (70.55%)

All precincts reporting

Board of Commissioners, District 5 (original numbers were reversed; are correct now)

Levie A. Maddox - 5,352 (61.08%)

Marcello Banes - 3,403 (38.84%)

All precincts reporting

Board of Education District 2
Ricky Corley - 3,887 (45.74%)
Eddie Johnson - 4,610 (54.25%) 

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Coroner
Tommy Davis - 21,675
Robert L. Bradley Sr. - 19,589

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Newton County Sales of Distilled Spirits by the Drink

“Shall the governing authority for Newton County, Georgia be authorized to issue licenses to sell distilled spirits for beverage purposes by the drink, such sales to be for consumption only on the premises?”

YES - 28,329 (68.93%)

NO - 12,767 (31.07%)

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Sales of Alcoholic Beverages by the Drink on Sundays

“Shall the governing authority of Newton County, Georgia be authorized to permit and regulate Sunday sales of distilled spirits or alcoholic beverages for beverage purposes by the drink?”

YES - 27,019 (64.25%)

NO - 15,031 (35.75%)

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Package Sales of Malt Beverages and Wine on Sundays

“Shall the governing authority of Newton County, Georgia be authorized to permit and regulate package sales by retailers of both malt beverages and wine on Sundays between the hours of 12:30 p.m. and 11:30 p.m.?”

YES - 27,279 (64.79%)

NO - 14,826 (35.21%)

All precincts reporting